Taos Indian Health Center groundbreaking marks dream come true
Taos and Picuris Pueblo leaders join Indian Health Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs officials at the groundbreaking for a new 20 000 square foot Taos Indian Health Center on six tribal acres east of the Taos Pueblo reservation. The $5 million clinic will employ about 40 staff and replace the 1920s facility, with bids for the general contractor planned for June 9 1992.
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Louis) Weller
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Taos Town Enforces Liquor-Free Town Property Policy
Taos town council approved a drug and alcohol policy banning alcohol at town sponsored events and restricting drinking to Civic Center functions after hours. The policy allows testing, enables suspension or termination for refusals, and keeps liability with the town for any vehicle use while intoxicated.
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